GenMakefile: copy EverParse.h #121
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This PR makes the 3d
--makefileoption generate rules to copyEverParse.handEverParseEndianness.hto the output directory by default, unless--no_copy_everparse_his provided.Thanks to this PR, a 3d project using Makefile generation will have EverParse generate and/or copy everything into the output directory, so that the C compiler include path will no longer need to refer to the EverParse binary package. In particular, the user no longer needs to know the exact location of EverParse.h and EverParseEndianness.h, especially with respect to the input buffer flavor (
buffer,externorstatic.)This PR also removes some duplicate test build targets for convenience.